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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-23
Warth's Amended Code.

The above entitled publication Is now
being bound and delivered to the Secretary
of State as per the resolution Ut the Legis-
lature. Warth's Amended COdeis purely a
private enterprise, though authorized by
the Legislature and approved by the Su-
preme Court of Appeals at its special ses-
sion only concluded a week or more ago.
The volume is indispensable to every law
yer, officer and business man. 1t embraces
the Constitution and naturalization laws
of the United States, the Constitution OF
the State, the Code as amended by legisla-
tioa to 1887 inclusive, marginal notes and
applicable decisions oi the supreme Court
down to and including the 18th volume Of
Reports. The appendix contains all stat
utes of a general and prospective nature
not enacted or inserted in the Code. The
index is full and complete and compiled
after the style OF Code of 1-6S, as per re5O'
lutior of the Legislature. The volume
contains 1870 pages, we'll printed and sub
stantially bound.
The publishers, MessrJ. Warth & Briggs,
hare iTed the price of the volume at
So o. Postage 3Qc. For the accOmmo-
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rotary of State Office, Charleston. Orders
addressed to Henry $. Walker, Secretary
of State, will receive prompt attention.
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THE BREACH WIDENS.
THE RESPONSE OF IRK GLASS N4NUPACT-
rRERs TO The W0RKEEN'S REPLY.
The Full Text Of Bgth Doeunsls Presented Tins
Morning, Which Shows he Exact PoIHs
Of Difference Between Employers
and Employees

day or 30 since the REGISTER printed
a SYNOPSIS of the reply Of the Flint Glass
Workers Union to the proposition OF the
Manufacturer Association, which was
printed previously. Wednesday the Man
ufacturers' Executive Committee met IN
Pittsburg to consider it, and yesterday
morning the statement was published that
the meeting had adjourned, having decided
to adhere in every particular to the orig
inal rules and scale presented by them to
the workingmen. The REGISTER this
morning is enabled to print the two later
documents entire, so that the public,
which is so deeply interested in the ones
ton. can see for themselves Just where the
points of difference lie.
The breach between manufacturers and
men il wider than before and it looks decid
edly like a strike of the entire pressed ware
workers of the East and West, as the
Eastern manufacturers have signited thai
they are in sympathy with those of the
| West. The wofkmen directly interested
| in the suspension of work will be about
/ 10 900. and il would seem that the Union
is determined to fight, as its members be
lieve the issue to be the life or death OF thu
organization. while on the other hand, the
manufacturers claim that they have no IN
tention of destroying the Union.
Mr.. c. ". Brcckunier, y member OF the
| Executive Committee, was seen yesterday
and he stated that be could say nothing
fnrther than that contained in the response
which mad been submitted to the men yes
terday. The documents are as follows
THE GLASS WORKERS RESPONSE.
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IN A SMALL WAY.
Tho News OF the Day Pointedly Para
krAphsd for Hasty Readers.

Tho News Of the Day Pointedly Para
ErAphsd for Hssty Readers
THE natural gas Was Vrry shy yester-
day.
THERE was a good deal Of ice in the
river yesterday.
BUNDLES were very numerous o. the
streets, yesterday.
ONLY two days more in which TO buy
Christmas presents.
The Board of Police and Fire Commits
siOners met at the City Hall last night.
The Christmas attraction at the Grand
Opera House will he ~ Boom in Matri-
mony.'
GEO. l.. burst is now called the " That,
man of Wheeling, and there IS no doubt
that he is.
The military organization of Charleston
will give grand ball some time IN Jan
uary, at the Capitol 4rmOry.
THE work of paving between the rails
of the Electric car track has been coa4'
pleted 10 the north end Of the iiue, at
Tenth street.
Mrs. JOHN MCCULLcCB, tire estimabie
wife of the well known Short Greek far
mer, is dead. The news will be heard
with regret by large circle of friends.
The case of Frank d. Perrins, the ltal'
ian charged with stealing watch, was pat
on trill in Part One OF the Circuit Court,
Judge Boyd, yesterday and the case was
dismissed.
CTS RUST, an employe of the Crescent
mill, while throwing pig iron into fur
mace, yesterday afternoon, let large piece
tall On his foot, MASKING it in very seri'
Gus manner.
CGUR DE LION Division No. /, L. L h.
OF F., will give grand exhibition drill and
ball at Arion Hall this evening. Kramer's
full orchestra will make the music and a
large crowd and pleasant time are Sntici-
pated
MAYOR RICHARDS, c. N. Hart, Homer
Goughuer and Others, all of Clarksburr,
have applied to the Secretary of State for
a charter TO organize sc electric light com
pany, which will try the experiment OF
lighting Clarksburg by electricity. The
town is now illuminated with gas.
LAST evening at o'clock Mr.. Frank
Work, a popular young gentleman residing
on la Belle street, vas married to Miss
Josephine Baron, : charming and we'll
known young South Side lady. The GER
emony was performed by Rev. Ash, and
was witnessed by the relatives and friends
OF the parties, who. at the conclusion of the
ceremony, showered congratulations upon
the couple.
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A Good Suggestion.

T, N.s EiG.r Of The Register:
DECEMBER, %, 1857.
Sn.:-please pub!i=h this for the benefit
Of tine working class ofr,ople of the city Of
Hhe,lii ::
! .,I~n 20 call the attention Of the Board
oil Education to the tact that our factories
AM mills are filing up with boys and girls
who GET very l,;tle schooling They never
know what schooling is until 1t is too late.
We used to have night school in our Hnb'
lie schools, and don't see why We can t
have them now. our boys and girls
should all have a common school educa-
ton. and | think by this plan 1t would
give all an opportunity. The city ol
Wheeling is noted for her educational ad-
vantages and we have good school houses.
| hope the Board will do something. !
congra ulate Councilman Harrell for the
good work he has done, and hope | hope
he may do something towards this TO ad-
vance his friends.
4 WORKISGMAS.
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BOYS OYERCOATS.
The Big Cincinnati Show.

LAST week at Cincinnati Gov. Wilson
made a speech before the Centennial Com
mission of the Ohio Valley Centennial
Exposition, to open there July 4, at ban
quet rendered them. His remarks con-
tanned much of an eulogistic nature con-
corning Wheeling's manufacturing inter
ests and the general grand prospects OF
West Virginia. No doubt Wheeling and
the State at large will take great interest
in the coming Exposition, which prom
ises TO be glittering success,
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REPLY OF MANUFACTURERS EXECUTIVE

REPLY OF MANUFACTURERs EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE.
PITTsBURG, December Dist, 1887.
Mr.. W. j. Smith, Presf 4. F. G.W. Union:
DEAR SHIN reply to your communi-
cation of the 18th. met, we have TO say
The change Of time fixing the wage scale
and numbers in the pressed and blown
ware lists to remain January 2nd, 'ss and
ths same continue in force for the year
1885, unless changed by mutual agreement
Rule |. Alteration proposed is not ac-
cepted.
Rule g. To stand as il is. 1t shows
that manufacturers must not discriminate
against any individual because he or she
belongs to the Union, Masons, Odd Fell
lows, or any church or society. Neither
shall workman discriminate against any
individual because he belongs 10 any sOci-
ety, % GoaS not belong 10 the Union, or
any other society. the Union or any
other society has no right TO say to an en-
ployer that he shall not employ any par
ticular person. II is un-American, un-
Democratic, anti Republican, against pub
lie policy, and contrary to public senti-
meIt. and would deprive any one obnOX-
ious TO certain members Of society Of the
Divine right to earn bis daily bread. The
UuiOn should not only be able 10 exist,
hut flourish without this obnoxious provi-
sion. we recopmend it to establish a
Life Insurance Department., 30 that each
members family would receive 81, 500 TO
s., 900 at his decease Many manufac-
turers would be willing to contribute to 30
worthy an object.
Rple 3. Ia right as 1t stands. We may
say in explanation that manufacturers
have 10 Intention to change existing hours
of work at tha,Ssrious plants.
Rule 4. Your suggestions on this rule
would not work to the best interest Of the
factory, and We are of the opinion that this
would be in the hands OF the Manager.
Rule 5. Accepted by you.
Rule 6. Accepted by you, is clear
enough. The rule does not say ITO Man
ager, but il is of course understood the
report would be made to him or his repre-
sentative.
Rule 7. We believe this rule is right as
il stands.
Rules Accepted by you.
Rule g. Your suggestions are against
the welfare Of the trade, for the reason that
if adopted, they would force high priced
labor on an article when it is not required,
hence tend to advance the cost Of the pro-
duct, which would require the consump-
ton of such articles as can be made on
plugs or formers, and give outside factories
3 chance to cut prices, and control the
trade on such articles.
Rule 10. The meaning as expressed by
manufacturers is the same as you suggest.
We have no objection to the insertion Of
the words ito be" in their proper place.
Rule II. Accepted By yop.
Rule IL. Accepted by yol.
The proposition to substitute list made
by Conference Committee cannot be adopt.
ed. Since that list was made the manu-.
facturers Of both pressed and blown ware
have fully compared numbers made in the
Tarious factories and have found the great
est inequalities and determinations exist.
ing, which they have Overcome by uniform
lists. Another reason is that even larger
numbers Of very staple article are made
in factory which is said to be under
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PITTsBURG, PA, Dec. IS, 1887.

PITTSBURG, PA, Dec. IS, 1887.
Jenkins Jones, Chairman Manufacturer
Committee
DEAR SIR:-In pursuance Of notice
served upou you on Sth inst the WORKED:
present the following answer 10 your rule
and wage scale.
We accept the change made 10 the time
10 ffxing the wage scale in the pressed
ware branch conditiOnally upon both sides
having an equal chance to arrange it.
We suggest that Rule | be altered tc
read: The manufacturers right Is ackuowl'
edged Ia discharge employees for sufficient
cause, as for instance drunkenness, incom'
potency. neglect Of work, or the violation
OF any acceptable factory rule.
As Rule No ,. if adopted, would work
| to the obstruction Of our association, We
ask that it be stricken out.
We suggest that rule be altered tO
read The bours OF work in engraving
shop and in the press department shall not
exceed fifty-fve per week, nor shall the
| hours of work in mould shop and cutting
shops exceed fifty eight per week"
We suggest that rule 1 he altered to
|
ploy in the press department for each ten
pots two gatherers, who shall each work oDf
year at ten per cent less than schedule
prices.'
Rule We accept.
Rule we accept, but suggest that i'll
the absence of the manager some other per-
son in authority he designated to receive
reports Of bad metal etc.
We suggest that rule he altered to
read
THE number and kind of apprentices
and workmen employed in the several de-
partments OF pressed ware factories, shall
be limited on basis TO he agreed on by
| both sides"
Rule 8 we accept.
We suggest that rule b be altered to read
"Such employers as the manager shall
deem competent may finish on plug or
| formers small miscellaneous ware not
exceeding in size four and one. halfinch
nappy.'
We suggest that rule d be altered to read
pressed ware shops shall be paid for all
seconds caused by bad workmanship if the
same are packed; if to be broken down,
the workmen shall have the right to ex-
anime"
Rule IL we accept
Role IL we accept.
We suggest that inasmuch as a complete
list OF moves and wages, except wages o.
gatherers, has already been mutually
agreed upon by committee from your
association and a committee from ours
that this list be substituted for yours, with
the following exceptions:
We ask that the gstherers shall be paid
on piece-wOrk basis, the prices submit
ted in the last offer of your committee and
affirmed by your association, to-wit: 81 so,
$l.34, $l.25, 81. 20 and Sll5.
Respectfully,
WM. SMITH.
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Transfer of Real Estata.

The following transfer OF real estate
was left for reoord at Clerk Hooks Office,
yesterday:
Deed made October II, 1885, by Martha
J. Ferrell and others 10 Emma B. Caldwell,
for lots Nos. "a and q, and part OF No. 70,
in West Liberty, Ohio county. Consider
alton, s., 400.
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Christina. Entertainment.

The Sunday school entertainment and
children's treat OF the Disciples Church,
tonight, promises TO be a big success.
The teachers and scholars have been re-
hearsing for several weeks past, and are
well drilled III their parts a large num-
Der of tickets have already lt-en sold, 80
that large audience may be expected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-23
ITis an Ill Wind

That brings with i gusts Of rain fFum the north.
east, When the wind blows from that quarter on
wet day. The rheumatic are apt to suffer, evea
If seated by their ain comfortable ingle" IN q
cosy arm chair. A few wineslAssfulls OF Hostel.
ters Stomach Bitters-most genial and eomior.
drg Of specihcs-vil afford them unspeaksble
fslfG. there is ample proof on record Of it
efficacy 10 thIs lisesse-Inore particularly II used
for It's relief st the outsa. Ch,ls and fever dys
pepsia constipation, liver Complain, md lack
Of tone in the kidneys and bladder, sho1li sls-
be treated with this useful family medicine OF
botanic origin. Appetite improves refreshing
slumber once more visits the weary eyelids Of the
nervous, and the circulation is enriched and ae.
Ceiera.ed in consequence OF Its invigorating and
regulating action, Use Il Is a protector after
getting wet
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-23
Marriage Licenses I-Sa.d.

The fulloTing marriage licenses we're
Issued nv CLERK Hook yesterday:
Philip BoOs, aged %, native Of Germany,
Low Of Wheeling, AID Federeka StocEer,
aged u, native of Germany, now Of Wheel
ing.
Henry Bronstrop, aged -, native Of
Ciucinnsti, nov OF Wheeling, and Ida /,
Redsor, aged y, native OF Canton, Mass,
now OF Whesl..g.
Eberhard HoIreiter, aged %, native o.
Germany. uO& OF Wheeling, aud Carrie L,
KasSeii. aged 20 OF Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-23

On December "a, 25, 90 and 81, 1897,
and January and 2, 1859, the Ohio River
Railroad will sell excursion tickets be
tween all points on their line at one fare
for the round trip. Good going only on
dates named above, and good returning
until January 3, 1888, inclusive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-23

ALL havors of First Premium ice cream
and water ices for Xmas dinners, at Zieg-
enfelder's
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OYSTERS OYSTERS!
The Old Reliable w. o. Nc CIuskey

The Old Reliable w. d. MCCluskey.
Busy, very busy, has been the word all
this week. In fact, | could not tind time
to cali attention to my goods But final
ly take time 10 sag that have handled
and shipped the largest amount OF oysters
Of any Christmas season in all the history
of ny trade. In fact, ! wonder myself
where they hare all gone to. Every town,
hamlet, village and Country store within
a radias Of 80 to 100 miles from Wheeling
will have ". o McCIuskey's great brands
of oysters on sale for Christmas, and every
single pail ] have shipped has been fine Sc
lected stock, stock that would make your
hair curp' with delight while eating them
For nv general city trade will provide
1.-TWO CAR LOADS" Of oysters, all of the
finest quality, large, rich and Juicy, and
YOU will find them in all the
grocers' oyster depOts Of the city, Bridge
port. .Etnayille and Martins Ferry, Ben
wood aud Bellaire, where you can be
as well supplied as at my depot. As
ia usual many different brands OF oysters
are on the market at Christmas. Some are
sold az my oysters, others represent them
to bs $50 1ocd % McCluskey's, but say,
examine, and you viii readily see and taste
the difference. 80 don't be humnGgged,
but get the best for your Christmas dinner.
Wishing the public, generally, a merry
Christmas, " am very respectfully,
W. O. MCCLUSEEY,
Wholesale Agent.
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LIS. GooDaCo sell dry goods the cheapest.

CALL on howviock for cut flowers,
wreathing. mistletoe, holly, hyacinths,
and blooming rose buds Stalls, Nos. AZ
Second Ward Market and IS Centre Mar
ket. Green houses, Fortieth and Jacob
srreeta
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-23

Purchase a pair OF Boys or Girls
Rubber Boots if you want to give
them sensible present, for this 4 Ind
Of weather.
Nv. AHICK, II43 Maius,,
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100000 worth Of Fine Dia-
mOnds alone at I. q. Dillon IL
Co.'s, All fine goods and prices
lower than any Eastern market.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-23

Choice designs I'm OxidiZed MI.
yer Novelties, Fancy Enameled
JeweIry, Onyx Tables and Pc.
destals, Fine French Bisque Fig.
ures. Fancy Leather Card Cases
and POcketbOoks coming In
every day, 10
I.G. DILLON q CO.'S,
jewelers..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-23

500 Gold Stem Winding
Watches at greatly reduced
prices, from now until January
LIST. 4. G. DILLON 6 CO..
jewelers..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-23

MI. c. Schnepf, he Opera House drug.
sist, made the following observations o Of
the temperature Thursday: Z q. M, IS;
NJ, %; y m, .25; p. m, p; p.
m. q: Weather, fair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-23

We have Just received FIVE more sets Of
the s. 90 Dickens, Is vols, and those who
we're waiting can now be supplied.
STANTON x DAVES PoRT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-23

BUY your mother pair OF warm lined
Shoes or Slippers, from 75c up, at
STONES CASH SHOE STORE.
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We have n special lot ofGentIemes''
embroidered slippers, which We oneI
az 75 cents per pair.
.w.AMICK, IIg3 Main ~.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-23

SUNDAY School Teachers can find an
excellent assortment OF appropriate little
Booklets, ranging in price from l0c. to .oc /,
at STANTON 4 DAYESPoRT's.
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From now until Christmas day
we shall open novelties I'm every
branch OF our business.
J. q. DILLON d co..
JewelerS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-23

A FIRST class pair Spectaci1s rade to
order by the reliable Optician, Prot. l..
Neuer, Sc Twelfth street, will doubtless
make the best Christmas gift.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-23

See our GentIemen's Embroidered
Holiday slippers, Mt sI.OO and si.25
per pair; n handsome picture card
given each customer.
.w.AMICK, II4a Main ~.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-23

SCHOLARS in the Sunday Schools or
Public Schools wanting suitable Presents
for Teachers will find our stock Of appro-
pirate Books we'll selected and reasonable
in Price. STANTON & Davenport.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-23

THE finest confectioner's sugar in the
city for homemade candies, at Ziegenfeld-
pr,s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-23

FANCY imported boxes and baskets and
all sorts Of tree trimmings at /iegenfeld.
er's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-23

A handsome Christmas Card given
each purchaser OF . pair Of Rubbers
or Shoes, this week.
j. w. AMICK, II43 Main 30.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-23

IMPORTED candied roses and violets, the
only place in the city to get them Is at
Xiegenfelder'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-23

HOMEMADE tsffies, caramels and can
dies, fresh every day, at Ziegenielder's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-23

Look for the Rig shoe.
Fine Christmas slippers from SOC 10
$l.50, worth double the money, at
STONES CASH SHOE STORE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-23

bargains In Plush Toilet Cases, Man.
icure, Cologne and other sets at
KIRR'S ART STORE, 1908 Main 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-23

MEN's genuine oil grain boots, warranted
at Hasenauer's, l0is Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-23

A GREAT many persons are buying SEN
sible presents in the shape Of shoes and
slippers from ]. ". Amick
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Great Slaughter FOR Un.I.tpss Buyers

Great Slaughter FOR Oh.istwss Buyers =
Ralph Kline, The Reliable GiotnieF,
ll4O Main street, has determined 10 make
this week before Christmas, lec7, the
Grandest Bargain Week in the history OF
the clothing trade. This peat aiseount
will bring the prices 50 lOw that yoU can
buy good Overcoat worth -, reduced to
81 %; overcoat worth So, reduced to s.. 90;
overcoat worth $500, reduced to $3.50;
oyercoat worth SO 90, reduced to So 80:
overcoat worthSl2.O0 reduced to s. 80.
BOYS OYERCOATS.
Boys Overcoats, Is to Is years, worth
81 80, reduced to only Sl.0O.
Suits for men, at 81 80 suits worth
81 so; at 50 90, suits worth s. 50; at 81 80,
suits worth s. 30.
Boys and Children's Suits at prices that
must move them Contemplating a change
OF our firm, by which we will enlarge our
business for 1855, shall close these goods
regardless of value.
RALPH KLINE, Reliable Clothier,
lli0 Main Street.
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GEMS gum overshoes 80 cents, at Has
enauer's
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-23

Special sale OF Fine Gold
Watches this week, at
I, G. DILLON d CO.'S.
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one Pare for tho Round Trip.

VELVET slippers IS cents up, at Hasen
auer's.
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Christmas Cards onc-haif prize 81
KIRK'S ART STORE. 1905 Nain<L
See our GrntLemen's Leopard slip
prrs. nj ~ IN per pair.
J. ". tNITk. IIi3 Hain VI.
REMEMBER where n get the hTsl CAn.
dies, cakes and Ice creams IN The world al
Ziegenfelder's
Our stock Of Fine Goods this
season surpssscs all our pr''i'
Gus efforts.
10. DILLON a o'
1000 Of our celebrated use. viii"
shirts reduced 10 s5r.. for three ds,'
only. Each customer u limited o"
six shirts. EnsHEINER.
Eleventh sir''I
Seal Muns, aU
Astrnehnn MuHs. Nv
Black Hair MuH..
EnsmEIHER>
Eleventh street
Surah MIL Is cents. sursh sati""
cents. for hest qunIity. At
EnsHEISEH,
1000 Jersey Gloves 10 cents Nv
spIashsrs ~ cents. NJ
EnsHEIxEEs
100 Nho,- Wraps. 80. SO a"d vs.
quality, take your choice 81
200 Lonv Garments. "e"' in
close. a, EnsHEIsEks
PIusk Wraps $40. reduced IT,
s25 90. 100 Hack and CoIortd ""
Ians. prices ..rut Intw
EHsHEIHERs'
Eleventh sir.'l
One husdred 2s.ineh Gloria ~"
Umbrellas at s2.a5. 500 Mother
bard Gossaner., best qualify,
ENsHEIsEr
We have nov on exhibit the '"s
iiae Of Fall and Winter W""'f
placed for inspeetI"" d" On,
which will be made mp bT,'
reasonable prices. ,,x
Also = full Iine Of our sf'
| Knitted Jackets inst rc~ei'~e
G.. HEss a seSs'
1871 Ns't" s'''
J. W. Annex (. selling a r"'
shoes and slippers for Holiday p
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-23

BEST fruit CAKES tn sbe city, all sizes, at
Ziegenfelder's.